“A Lifetime of Change” is an interactive, user-driven web-based project visualizing different climate change Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) scenarios across different timelines. Inspired by...

On International Women’s Day, IPG Health visualized the health disparities that women continue to experience globally. From systemic issues to the environment, we look at the root causes for these...

The World’s Most Innovative Companies: 2018 Insights This visualization ranks the 100 most innovative companies worldwide, based on Forbes' 2018 Innovation Premium metric. It highlights global...

Machine Learning has garnered significant public interest in recent years, prompting professionals worldwide to acquire skills in this field. Yandex Researches team undertook an educational...

The annual and awe-inspiring migration of the monarch butterfly through North America is an odyssey involving multiple genera­tions. From a first group that survives just weeks to descendants that...

Noise Solution’s unique approach combines music, mentoring, and a commitment to transparency, using data to showcase their impact. For years, they’ve aimed to make their well-being data accessible...

In 2021, in Italy there was a significant increase in the rate of childhood obesity. This trend has its roots in family dynamics and sedentary lifestyle. Another cause is the high exposure of...

Over the past decade, the U.S. government has awarded nearly $350 million in grants to help local and state agencies across the country test long-neglected evidence from sexual assaults and bring...

The project "House of Vulnerabilities" aims to explore the multifaceted nature of vulnerability across various contexts, emphasizing how these vulnerabilities are non-uniform but rather shaped by...

I love space and science! This work was inspired by my own curiosity and love for space. It has such a cyclical magical feel that transcends our small blip of existence. You can see that with the...

Anthrax is an infectious disease caused by the spore-forming bacterium Bacillus anthracis. One week after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to...

This visualization explores global internet usage trends, categorizing countries by income groups and regions. Drawing on data from 2003 to 2022, it highlights the percentage of the population...

‘Renewable Rhythms’ is a dynamic data-painting installation created by the generative artist collective The “What If” Project, led by Daniele Giannini, an IT professional at Terna, the Italian...

The chord diagram visually represents gene relationships across sixteen species, including humans, allowing us to explore inter-species gene connectivity in an intuitive way. Each node in the...

This print infographic captures the movement patterns of various animal species, showcasing their behaviors and migrations over time. It distills complex tracking data into an accessible format,...

This visualization explores the rapid growth and competitive landscape of large language models (LLMs), a cornerstone of artificial intelligence, from 2018 to 2024. It highlights the key players,...

This infographic explores NASA’s evacuation plan for the International Space Station (ISS), detailing astronaut procedures during emergencies like structural damage or module leaks. Inspired by a...

Much more than just mushrooms, fungi are organisms more closely related to humans than to plants. Despite being recognized as their own kingdom on the tree of life, only a small fraction of them...

The map of Alexander von Humboldt's 1804 expedition traces his groundbreaking journey through South America, showcasing the extensive route he traveled across the continent. It highlights key...

Data visualization project for Al Majalla magazine, published in September 2024. This visualization consists of five data sets, each presented in a dynamic and organic way. The design aimed to...

The UN's Net Zero 2050 plan is currently off track, with mixed progress across countries that have signed up. While over 130 nations have pledged net-zero targets, only a few are making substantial...

There’s no surefire way to win a Nobel Prize, or is there? Nature crunched the data on every science laureate to work out which characteristics can be reliably linked to medals. Animations and...

The "Radium Girls" were factory workers. Each day they would carefully paint the numbers onto various timepieces and clocks. The paint, primarily composed of a new radioactive material called...

Earth's magnetic field creates an invisible barrier that shields us from the solar winds. The magnetic field of Earth occasionally becomes disrupted by stronger solar winds. Stunning auroras are...

Tattoos are defined by their permanence—yet few consider how ink evolves on living skin. 'Fade Factors' is a poster series that shines light on the influences that cause tattoos to fade and blur,...

The design thinking project on "staying up late" identified a need for a broader perspective. Both system thinking & design thinking goes hand in hand. To achieve a more holistic understanding,...

Do we share fake news because we overestimate our understanding of the world and our ability to detect misinformation? Do we believe we know more than we actually do? The interactive and highly...

“Payback: Tracking the Opioid Settlement Cash” is a series that uncovers how state and local governments are using — and misusing — billions of dollars they’re receiving from companies that fueled...

Physicians make it their mission to heal others every day. But unfortunately, the systemic challenges of the profession place a disproportionate mental health burden on them, leading to high rates...

This project visualizes the general rhythm of the moon's phases and rise times throughout a lunar month (Day 1-30) based on data for Taipei (UTC+8). While not relying on precise astronomical data,...